Project Description
What you see in your own eyes, only you can see. However, filmography can make what should only be seen by your own eyes visible to the eyes of someone else next to you. I believe that's the power of filmmaking. "Warmth in the mud" is a short film work that mixes live action, clay animation, and drawing animation on the theme of "enclosure. The film connects the view from inside the enclosure of the author's own skull, who has an adjustment disorder, autism, and depression, with the view he would have seen if people were divided and enclosed by the Corona disaster. Beyond that, I will describe the power within human beings to break through the enclosure. Finally, I would like to tell my story. I have an adjustment disorder, autism, and depression, and I have struggled to live my life, but I have been saved by creating. And now, I want to continue creating again because I believe that there are people who will be saved by my life becoming a work of art and spreading it around the world.
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film and animation